Brian Pallister
Party leader and PC candidate in the Fort Whyte Winnipeg race.
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« Previous 1 … 109 110 111 112 Next »Pallister’s European itinerary light on details
June 4, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...in passing Tuesday he will be attending the 75th anniversary commemoration of the Allied invasion of Normandy on D-Day, June 6. Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister is off to Europe for 12 days, but his office is keeping several details of the trip under wraps — at least for now. Manitoba Premier Brian...
Pallister has ‘no plans to call an immediate election’
June 4, 2019
Global News - Premier Brian Pallister says he has no plans to call an election for at least several...
ENFFADA : il faut voir au-delà du terme « génocide », dit un politicien autochtone du Manitoba
June 4, 2019
Ici Radio Canada / CBC Francais - ...Il a toutefois ajouté qu'il voulait mettre l'accent sur les mesures à prendre plutôt que sur les mots. Le premier ministre du Manitoba, Brian Pallister, a déclaré pour sa part qu'il laisserait aux autres le soin de débattre de la question de savoir si « génocide » est le bon terme. Il souligne...
BRODBECK: Pallister not above making up his own rules
June 4, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...tough keeping your story straight as a politician when you make up the rules as you go along. Just ask Premier Brian Pallister, who’s been clumsily trying to find any excuse possible to ignore Manitoba’s fixed election law so he can go to the polls early. Pallister’s story on election timing and...
Manitoba NDP leader doesn’t want his kids to see themselves as genocide victims after release of MMIWG report
June 4, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...people are wrapped up in the use the powerful term, when the focus should be on how to put an end to issues raised by the inquiry. Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister said he will let other people debate whether genocide is the right term while his government considers how to move ahead in the spirit of the...
Kinew says his kids shouldn’t see themselves as genocide victims
June 4, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...people are wrapped up in the use the powerful term, when the focus should be on how to put an end to issues raised by the inquiry. Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister said he will let other people debate whether genocide is the right term while his government considers how to move ahead in the spirit of the...
Manitoba NDP leader says his kids shouldn’t see themselves as genocide victims
June 4, 2019
CTV - ...stopped short of using the term, instead saying violence against Indigenous women and girls is not a relic of Canada's past. Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister says he will let other people debate whether genocide is the right term while his government considers how to move forward in the spirit of the...
Pallister plans lenient ‘blackout’ period despite no election call in Manitoba
June 4, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...Premier Brian Pallister continues to prepare for a general election — on Tuesday revealing he'll restrict government advertising along lines similar to a pre-election blackout — while saying he has no plans to call an immediate election. "I wanted to make sure that everyone who works here knows that...
Pallister sets stage for provincial election, stops short of declaring date
June 4, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...it wouldn't happen immediately. Nor would he narrow the timing down to a specific month, although all signs continue to point to September. Premier Brian Pallister says he will voluntarily impose a blackout on government announcements and advertising in the coming days, so as not to give the Progressive...
Pallister imposes election blackout but no election call – yet
June 4, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...a ban on partisan government announcements and advertisements within the next few days, to avoid conflicts with an expected early election. Premier Brian Pallister said Tuesday that the province’s clerk of the executive council will soon begin assessing government releases to ensure only non-partisan ones...